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The Williamsville North girls outdoor track and field team's domination at the Section VI Class AA meet continued as the Lady Spartans won their second straight title and fourth in the last five years.The Lady Spartans also won in 2022-23.
The Williamsville East and Hamburg baseball teams split their regular-season matchups, so it was only appropriate that Saturday's Section VI Class AA final at Grand Island High School was the rubber match.
Amherst's baseball team set a standard of excellence in Western New York in recent years, winning the Section VI Class A-2 title in 2023, and the A-1 and overall Class A titles the past two years.
By: Patrick Nagy
After winning the program’s first-ever state championship last year, and returning the entire startling lineup, there were a lot of expectations thrown on the Lancaster softball team heading into the
By: Patrick Nagy
After falling short in last year’s Section VI Class A final, the goal for the Lancaster girls lacrosse team was to come back and win it, and the Lady Legends
Clarence’s baseball team experienced the highs and lows of a game ending on a walk-off.
By: Patrick Nagy
Depew's softball team held off Class A-1 champion Starpoint for a 6-4 win in Saturday's Section VI overall Class A final at Grand Island High School.
The JFK baseball team fell short of its team goal, losing Saturday's Section VI Class B final against Medina, 3-0, at Frontier High School. Medina won its third straight section title.
Lancaster’s softball team will have an opportunity to defend its Class AAA state championship after the Lady Legends downed Section IV’s Corning-Painted Post, 3-1, in Saturday’s regional final at Gates
Bob Rosen and Duke McGuire's contributions to sports are immense and both will be honored for their contributions as members of the 2026 Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame.
